Can You Name the Ariana Grande Song From One Line?

Leave it to Ariana to reference her hair — that iconic ponytail — in one of her songs. This lyric comes from the song "7 rings," from her 2019 album "thank u, next." She later released a remix with artist 2 Chainz.

Ariana is trying to "Break Free" on this song by the same name, a feature on her album "My Everything." The single, which premiered on MTV's "Total Ariana Live," also features guest vocals from Zedd.

"break up with your girlfriend, i'm bored" is an attention-getting title, isn't it? At the time of its release, Grande was "off" with Big Sean, who was seeing fellow singer Jhené Aiko. Ooooh, scandalous!

"thank u, next" might sound like a diss of Ariana's exes, but the song is actually an empowering ode to learning about yourself and loving yourself. She sings, "One taught me love/ One taught me patience/ And one taught me pain."

Got a "Problem"? No, that's the name of the song — "Problem," a 2014 release that stars rapper Iggy Azalea. The uptempo dance song was a smash success, selling enough copies to make it an all-time bestselling single.

The song "imagine" seems to detail Ariana's ideal night: "Step up the two of us, nobody knows us/ Get in the car like, 'Skrrt'/ Stayin' up all night, order me pad thai/ Then we gon' sleep 'til noon/ Me with no makeup, you in the bathtub."

It might be a controversial title, but "god is a woman" was one of Ariana's more sultry songs from her 2018 album "Sweetener." In it, she likens her power over a lover that will have him believing that God is a woman, namely her.

In "in my head," Ariana sings, "I saw your potential without seeing credentials." Ouch. She included this song on "thank u, next," leaving many to speculate that it might have been written about one of her famous exes.

"Bang Bang" got frequent radio airplay when it was released during the summer of 2014. The trio combined on this track, which eventually reached No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100. Both Jessie J and Ariana added it to their respective albums.

"Side to Side" was a 2016 release on Ariana's "Dangerous Woman" album. The song featured rapper Nicki Minaj, and the pair performed the song together at both the MTV Video Music Awards and the American Music Awards.

Ariana's "Into You" is featured on her "Dangerous Woman" album and also found its way into the video game "Just Dance" in the year following its release. In the song, Ariana is waiting for someone to make their move. Hey, you can do plenty of "moving" in "Just Dance"!

Hey, she doesn't sound too dangerous to us! "Dangerous Woman" was the first single from the 2016 album of the same name. This just sounds like determination: "Oh yeah/ Don't need permission/ Made my decision to test my limits/ 'Cause it's my business/ God as my witness/ Start what I finished."

Ariana has "Focus," particularly in this song, released in 2015. The songstress intended the tune to be the first single from her "Dangerous Woman" release but opted instead for the song of the same name.

Ariana Grande's "The Way" was a part of her debut album "Yours Truly." The song featured her one-time boyfriend, Mac Miller, who died in 2018 at the age of 26. Ariana has referenced her relationship with Mac in other tunes.

"One Last Time" details the singer's hopes to rekindle a relationship with a lover after failing him. Ariana sings, "So one last time/ I need to be the one who takes you home/ One more time/ I promise after that, I'll let you go."

"I'm just tryna keep my baby warm through the wintertime" precedes the lyric in the question in Ariana's song "December." The tune was part of a Christmas EP the singer released in 2015, called "Christmas & Chill."

It may be called "Jason's Song," but it's undeniably Ariana singing it. "Jason's Song" comes from her "Dangerous Woman" album in 2016. It earned a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album that year.

On this track, Ariana wants you to know she's "got one less problem without ya," telling us about her carefree, weightless experience once a problem lover is gone. "Problem" features rapper Iggy Azalea.

"Tell me something, I need to know/ Then take my breath and never let it go," are the opening lines from Ariana's "Love Me Harder," released in 2014. The song also features singer The Weeknd.

"no tears left to cry" is from Ariana's fourth studio album, titled "Sweetener." Ariana helped pen the song, which was released with much fanfare as the album's lead single. It earned Best Pop Video honors at the MTV Video Music Awards that year.

"breathin," another tune that Ariana helped write, is featured on her album "Sweetener." The song is markedly personal, detailing (literally) how breathing can help with anxiety, even anxiety that the singer herself has struggled with.

Ariana's song "ghostin" may not be one of her favorites. In fact, after it was done, there were rumors that Ariana wanted it withheld from the album "thank u, next," but her manager convinced her to include it anyway.

Ariana's song "7 rings" comes from her "thank u, next" album. It was the singer's second No. 1 single. At the time, Ariana described the song as an anthem to friendship. It includes nods to Rodgers and Hammerstein's "My Favorite Things," featured in "The Sound of Music."

We think "NASA" is pretty appropriate for a song in which Ariana is telling someone "I'd rather be alone tonight." The start of the song features spoken words modified from Neil Armstrong's quote: "One small step for woman/ One giant leap for womankind."

"Honeymoon Avenue" comes from Ariana's "Yours Truly" album, released in 2013. The singer has said that the album drew influences from some noteworthy performers, including the likes of Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey.

"You drive me insane/ Now we're screaming just to see who's louder/ So why do I try?" If you've ever been in an argument, you can probably identify with these lyrics from "Why Try," a song included on "My Everything."

In "Be My Baby," Ariana sings, "If you know how to be my lover/ Maybe you can be my baby/ Hold me close under the covers." It was not one of the more popular hits on Ariana's album "My Everything."

"Don't Call Me Angel" was a contribution to the 2019 soundtrack for the movie "Charlie's Angels." Ariana was joined on the song by fellow songbirds Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Rey.

"boyfriend" was a late 2019 release by Ariana and the music group known as Social House. In the song, the singer alludes to being a "train wreck" and "complicated," but says that she's "smitten." Hey, we've all been there.

Ariana really needs someone's help in "fake smile," asking if someone can walk her to her car. Why? "If I go alone, I'm not gon' make it very far." At least she warned us in this tune from "thank u, next."

She's not happy with somebody in "the light is coming," continuing by singing: "As if it were shade, you would just throw it all (throw it all)/ It's like you're trying not to glow at all (glow at all)/ Know-it-all (know-it-all)."

"Popular Song" actually appeared on the recording artist Mika's album, but it was featured on Ariana's debut release as well. The song is a spin on the tune "Popular," from the Broadway show "Wicked."

Ariana is needy indeed in the song "needy," released in February 2019. She also sings in the song, "I'm obsessive and I love too hard." We can certainly identify with the singer and these lyrics!

Ariana's "Tattooed Heart" was released in 2013 as part of her "Yours Truly" album. The concept behind the song is that the singer hopes that hers is " ... the name/ On your tattooed heart."

"Bad Decisions" sounds like a perfect track for an album called "Dangerous Woman," which was released in 2016. The song details a relationship in this way: "Bad boy, you make me make bad decisions."